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Is it normal that Ubuntu prevents me to login when it's running fsck?

When I input my user and password it shows me this message:

/dev/sda1: clean, 281922/7077888 files, 6496532/28293888

Then come back to login screen.

Look this gif

UPDATE

I've just remenbered that I've changed AMD video community driver by proprietary driver, maybe is it the problem?!

What should I do? Thanks.

Alan Godoi
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  • Nothing. This is normal. It's not preventing login. It's just a message displayed before the login screen is ready. – chaskes May 08 '16 at 22:41
  • But I input user and password, press enter, screen goes black, showing fsck message, then go back to login screen, I can't use the system. – Alan Godoi May 08 '16 at 22:43
  • You have a login loop. It has nothing to do with the message. There are lots of different causes of this. Often, going to ctrl-alt-f1, logging in there, and doing rm .Xauthority is enough. Or there could be a different cause in your case. Another common cause is having the wrong video driver. Search through the site on login loop. – chaskes May 09 '16 at 00:35
  • Well, thanks. Só, is there a way to remove video driver from command line? I'll search it, but if you know, please, tell me. – Alan Godoi May 09 '16 at 00:41
  • I really don't know offhand. If I had known I certainly would have told you or answered the question. :) But there are many similar questions. I'm sure you'll find it. – chaskes May 09 '16 at 00:43

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The problem was fglrx because it's not supported on Ubuntu 16.04. To solve the problem I removed fglrx.

apt-get remove --purge fglrx fgrlx_* fglrx-dev*
Alan Godoi
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